By 1787, Cartwright had improved his loom concept, and he was issued several more patents on his designs until 1788.
That appears to be Detroit's strategy in the face of a softening new vehicle market and looming uncertainty over the evolving concept of shared mobility.
This debate, on the role of concepts in perception, is discussed in detail in section 3. Yet another debate about the nature of universals and concepts looms in the background of this debate.
On Lifetime, the channel that branded itself as "television for women," danger and looming death seem to be the unifying concept of the programming.
Riskind and colleagues have received much attention in regards to their looming vulnerability formulation of anxiety and the concept of a 'looming maladaptive style' [ 51].
Indeed, a looming presence in this scholarly field is the concept of discrepancies, biases, and unreliable data, which may apply to some or many of the potentially eligible primary studies.
(Lo, another gem concept is in the works!) Or the looming trend of short-duration, money-market mocking funds.
Stage directions for the play begin, "It is important to the concept of the play that the town is always visible, looming there, as much on trial as the individual defendant".
But the concept still looms large in American archaeology.
Carmelo Anthony looms as a vague concept, but not as an overpowering force.
Like, the stuff about Black Lives Matter that you mentioned — those protests probably happen very far from the lives of people living in rural Wisconsin, yet it seems to loom large in their concept of present-day America.
